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Some interesting trends have emerged of late for the Celtics, like the Kemba Walker-Evan Fournier dynamic. Our Chris Forsberg shines a light on some positive developments as the playoff push comes to a conclusion.

Kemba Walker was playing some of his best basketball of the season before missing time with a strained oblique. Wednesday vs. the Magic, he picked up right where he left off.

Rookie Aaron Nesmith has shown flashes during limited action, but as our Chris Forsberg writes, his recent stretch of stellar play at both ends bodes well for any Celtics playoff push and their future beyond this season.

It doesn’t sound like Jaylen Brown nor Jayson Tatum will miss any significant time after colliding with each other at the end of the Boston Celtics’ loss to the Portland Trail Blazers on Sunday night.

After a wild weekend for the Celtics that included a record-setting performance and a health scare, our Chris Forsberg resets where the team is at and what the immediate future looks like.

For all of their disappointments this season, the Boston Celtics still have an opportunity to make some noise down the stretch if they take care of these issues, writes Chris Forsberg.

Rookie Aaron Nesmith played a major part in the Celtics taking down the Hornets on Wednesday night and ending their three-game losing streak.

Boston sports venues will start to look and feel a little more normal in the coming weeks, with a return to pre-pandemic attendance levels possible by the summer.

With Tuesday night’s loss to the Thunder, the Celtics continue to find new ways to reach rock bottom, Chris Forsberg writes.

What if the Celtics were mostly healthy in 2021? Our partners at Strat-O-Matic simulated the entire 2020-21 campaign, including the playoffs, to see where Boston would finish. The results were interesting, to say the least.

The Celtics laid an egg against a shorthanded Hornets team Sunday in Charlotte, but this isn’t the first time we’ve seen these results in such a situation for Boston.

Kemba Walker looks healthier and is playing a much more efficient game on both ends of the floor. Our Chris Forsberg breaks down why Walker may ultimately be the key to any playoff success.

The Celtics seem on the verge of turning the corner, but Chris Forsberg examines what impact all of the missed games from the core group could have on their playoff aspirations.

The 2021 NBA Draft class is deep and talented. So, who are the can’t-miss prospects, and where will they end up? We played out the entire first round in our 2021 NBA Mock Draft.

Jayson Tatum (14 points, 13 boards, 10 assists) posted the first triple-double of his career, but the shorthanded team couldn’t quite do enough on offense to take down the Bulls.

Amid a six-game winning streak that’s vaulted them into East’s No. 4 seed, it’s worth revisiting the same question we had at the beginning of the season: Are the Celtics legitimate title contenders? Chris Forsberg looks at both sides of the argument.

Stephen Curry posted 47 points, but Jayson Tatum responded with 44 of his own in a big-time win for the Celtics.

The Boston Celtics are reportedly adding Jabari Parker to their roster. Parker, a veteran forward, was once a No. 2 pick out of Duke.

Jaylen Brown put together one of the best outings of his career in a dominant display against the Lakers. He is getting hot at the right time, along with the rest of the Celtics starters.

Isaiah Thomas is a free agent once again after his 10-day contract with the New Orleans Pelicans expired. Might the Boston Celtics actually be interested this time around?